New York Conkling Convention Chooses Delegates for Chicago
The Utica meeting of 410 delegates assigns 234 for Grant 124 for Blaine and the remainder for Sherman and others. The New York Evening Mail says machine politics manipulated primaries to favor delegates opposed by the majority. Contested cases may bar anti machine contenders. One convention will elect Grant delegates and likely instruct them to vote as a unit at the national convention.
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Political Press Attacks on Kyarts and Evarts Compared
The Chicago Tribune brands Secretary Kyarts as the worst cabinet officer citing ignorance and slowness while the Bodie Standard praises Evarts as a superior diplomat, contrasting him with his predecessor Fish in international law and statecraft.
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Nevada Monthly opens with mining and agricultural notes
The first issue of the Nevada Monthly appears in Virginia City as a magazine for the state. It includes tabulated mining statistics, agricultural notes, a list of Nevada post offices, and other useful information. It is distributed free and funded by advertising.
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Chinatown Nuisance Claim Drives Housing Changes in San Francisco
Chinatown in San Francisco is declared a public nuisance but a final plan for condemnation is undecided. Health officials will inspect houses and notify nuisances to improve conditions, potentially limiting residents per building and raising rents to coax relocation. Also notes Count von Moltke's view on war burdens and a honeymoon steamboat trip of Captain Hemphill and bride on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
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Hkmperor
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Hemphill
Ohio
Mississippi
Congress adjournment debates and political rumors ripple nationwide
Speaker Haddall favors a May adjournment window while veteran Democrats prefer thirty days later. Reports cite labor surplus in Terre Haute and a Tennessee colored convention plan. Parnell and Dillon receive Chicago honors as Irish troubles draw union support. Germany Vatican talks stall, Indian Territory settlement moves advance. Crimes, killings, and political maneuvering weave through a busy prospect.
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Board of Trade
Warren Bridegroom Unites in Ogden Nuptials
Benny Warren of Paradise Nevada marries Sophie E Puray of Ogden Utah in a ceremony performed by Reverend Gillogly in Ogden. The brief notice confirms a marriage in February and lists the couple’s distinct hometowns.
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